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Mosquito Wars

Maddened in the blazing light,
we dart about,
you and I,
in a duel of patience,
and death.
I am determined,
my hands red
with the colour of my blood,
and you are
maddened by the smell of it,
whichever corner you duck in.
a flicker, my eyes
are quickly leaping
with the agility of the prey
I slam my hand to the
death of you.
I will not rest until
you feel the ruthlessness
of the hunted.

By Judith Huang


QLRS Vol. 2 No. 4 Jul 2003

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  Other Poems in this Issue

The House After Her Death
By Amjad Nasser.

A Famosa (the gap)
By D.J. Huppatz.

Lawdy
By Vernyce Dannells.

the girl who could love you
By Alvin Pang.

Picture the Children
By Mani Rao.

Speaking For My Father
By Jeremy Lim Mun Loong.

Countdown
By Grace Chua.

Total Recall
By Srinjay Chakravarti.

From Deadly Pollen
By Stephen Oliver.

 

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